Vic and Jerry discuss FA moves in the NFL and how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed sports. This draft class will be a throwback in the sense that the first NFL draft happened in a ballroom in New York with no fanfare or fan interaction. With the change of society and technology, sports have become so big that the sports industry cannot fail. COVID-19 has said hold my beer. How has COVID-19 changed your way of living and your past time of watching or participating in live sports? Let us know, 347-637-3220 is the number to dial in order to join the conversation.

THE wild world we live in and the state of the NFL, Call 1-347-637-3220 or logon and listen at www.blogtalkradio.om/vichbk

Vic and Jerry discuss the latest signings in the NFL offseason and how COVID-19 has made its mark on sports. The two discuss the moves and money that took place. Also, how will this pandemic affect the upcoming season?

JT talks about NFL free agency and player movement in the new League year. Call 1-347-637-3220 or logon and listen at www.blogtalkradio.com/vichbk

Vic and JT talk politics and sports. This could get interesting. Call 1-347-637-3220 or logon and listen at www.blogtalkradio.com/vichbk

JT talks NFL free agency and the new CBA. Call 1-347-637-3220 or logon and listen at www.blogtalkradio.com/vichbk

Its Mock draft time. JT goes thru his ffb mockdraft 3.0 . Full of surprises . Got a comment call 1-347-637-3220 or logon on and listen www.blogtalkradio.com/vichbk

The 2020 NFL Combine is underway and the two host discuss what they've seen, liked and disliked

JT gives his thoughts on the 2020 NFL draft. Call 1-347-637-3220 or logon at www.blogtalkradio.com/vichbk

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Craig J. Stadler is the Founder of his own privacy-focused, multilingual, video search engine

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Craig bootstrapped the business from the ground up being a programmer for 40+ years,

specialising in search architecture for 10+ years. Originally founding TV streaming service

called CTube back in 2001 many years before YouTube was a ‘thing’.

He’s since gone on to be featured countless times while developing the Petey Vids network

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When he's not coding and developing, you'll find him collecting classic Tron memorabilia,

playing the drums in death metal and grindcore bands for 25+ years and running a retro-movie

theatre - Erie Movie House.